Western Fighters#7

Western Fighters #7

Jun 1950 · Hillman · 0.10 USD

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In "The Brat," Shorty Pampas finds himself repeatedly on the receiving end of a peculiar western mishap—ladies' hats keep knocking him in the eye. Tired of the commotion, he decides to take matters into his own hands by trimming the brim off his sombrero, hoping to avoid further incidents. A quiet, character-driven moment from Western Fighters #7 (1950), this story captures a lighthearted slice of frontier life, illustrated with crisp, expressive detail by Vic Martin.

Contains 7 stories

The Brat

9 pp · Western-Frontier

Pat Parker - the Mountain Jockey

6 pp · Western-Frontier

The Gun Slapper

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Plains Facts

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

The Sawdust Trail

9 pp · Western-Frontier

Being Poked in the Eye by Hats

1 pp · Humor

In this short, silly 1950 humor tale from *Western Fighters #7*, Shorty Pampas finds himself repeatedly poked in the eye by the brims of ladies’ hats—so he takes a practical (if slightly dramatic) step to avoid further mishaps. His solution? Trimming the brim off his sombrero, hoping to keep peace in the dusty streets.

Topeka Wins Again

9 pp · Western-Frontier